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Do you yearn for the fresh face of your youth? Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought, “I’d like to start over!” Now Dr. Sears has created a serum with human growth factors (HGFs) that can make it happen. This is the real deal. Nothing like it exists in any boutique or shopping mall in America. Like the rewind button on your remote — you can undo the damage of time! What follows is a letter I received from Dr Al Sears regarding this leading edge development in skin care.

Anti-Aging Pioneer and Stem Cell Scientists Join Forces to Make First-Ever Super-Serum That Turns Old Skin Young Again

By Dr Al Sears

I have important news to share with you today.

An exciting breakthrough in stem cell technology led to a new anti-aging skin care formula more powerful than anything I've ever seen.

For the first time, we're able to use human growth factors (HGFs) to completely regenerate your skin on a cellular level.

This means you can actually trigger the growth of younger, firmer skin with results that are more noticeable than anything you've ever tried in the past.

I've been using this formula with a select group of my own patients, and I've been using it myself.

This is the real deal.

Nothing like it exists in any boutique or shopping mall in America.

It was invented by one of the world's leading experts from London University in collaboration with a group of scientists from Stanford University in California.

It gives your skin the healing power of stem cells without any of the risk or controversy.

And I'm currently the only one in the country with this formula.

This is a game changer, and something I've been waiting for months to share with you.

Please give me a few minutes to show you the magnitude of this discovery.

You won't want to miss this.

"Dream Team" of Stem Cell Researchers
Gather in London

The story begins more than a decade ago, thousands of miles away in London, England…

An exodus of top American scientists flees the U.S after the government stopped federal funding for research into embryonic stem cells.

A few years earlier, in the early 2000s, America led the world in the pioneering field of regenerative medicine and stem cell biology.

But a 2004 ruling put an end to that, making research into stem cells extremely difficult in the U.S.

So dozens of top-tier American scientists headed offshore. They set up research centers and labs in Japan, Korea, Singapore, Europe and the U.K.

And the race to the next, great stem cell breakthrough began…

These scientists, now operating out of some of the world's greatest universities, worked feverishly for long hours in their white coats, vying with one another to expand the boundaries of stem cell science.

Unknown to the public, radical new findings emerged each year — challenging everything science had once believed to be true about stem cells.

Then, one rainy English afternoon at the University of London's Department of Stem Cell Research and Biochemical Engineering, a Eureka moment arrived. It was an anti-aging discovery so amazing I could hardly believe it myself.

What the American scientists at the University of London discovered was the secret to making your aging skin young again.

Fast-forward to 2009. President Obama removes the barriers to stem cell research in the U.S. and many scientists return home. The researchers at the University of London now establish themselves in California's Silicon Valley and join forces with stem cell experts from Stanford and the University of Texas.

For the past few months, we've been working closely, using their cutting-edge science and revolutionary delivery technology. And I've created a rejuvenating facial cream with the power to harness your body's own powerful healing factors to repair and regenerate your skin — and take years off your appearance.

That's why I'm writing to you today. I've never been more excited about an anti-aging breakthrough.

There's no surgery… no injections… no peeling… no painful chemical burning.

As a pioneer in anti-aging medicine, I'm always wary of anti-aging claims — so I tried it myself on some scar tissue on my upper right cheek.

In a matter of weeks, my scar tissue had disappeared. The skin had regenerated itself and was now as smooth and flawless as the skin of a newborn baby in just weeks.

I've been offering my revolutionary, new skin cream to women who visit in my Palm Beach Institute for Anti-Aging Medicine, as well as to my own staff… and the results have been simply amazing.

It's like nothing we've seen before… and mainstream medicine won't catch on for decades.

New Life for Aging Skin

My new solution is called Regenesis, because that's exactly what it does — it gives new life to aging skin.

I've been extremely impressed with the results from this new product…

It triggers your own collagen to rebuild itself, stimulating your skin's natural renewal process to give it a more "plumped up" look.
It helps repair and prevent sun damage that makes your skin look dry and leathery.
It evens out your skin tone.
It gives your skin more elasticity and reduces wrinkles.
It dramatically fades dark "age spots."

And I don't want you to worry about human stem cells in the product, because there aren't any.

Instead, the potency of Regenesis comes from powerful proteins called human growth factors, or HGFs, that have been "derived" from human stem cells. These stem cells have all been grown in laboratory cultures for their HGF proteins — and everything else, including the stem cells, have been filtered out.

Let me explain…

You probably already know that stem cells are the body's master cells. All other human cells are made from them.

For years, there was great scientific excitement about embryonic stems cells, because they are more versatile than adult stem cells. Embryonic stem cells possess the ability to grow into any type of human cell — from bone, muscle and other tissues to nerve and immune system cells.

It was hoped that stem cells might one day be applied to the site of tissue damaged by disease, injury or aging, and that they would almost magically turn into the right kind of cells to replace the damaged area with new, regenerated tissue.

But thanks to the Bush ban, the American scientists in London invented a process — using mRNA, a genetic messenger that carries information from your DNA — that "reverts" adult skin cells back to their "embryonic" stem cell state.

That discovery suddenly meant that the adult stem cells could now be used in place of embryonic stem cells.

Researchers are now able to take adult stem cells and "induce" them to behave like embryonic stem cells with the same possibilities for regenerative medicine.

But they also discovered something else…

The latest research reveals that it's not the stem cells themselves that do most of the healing. Instead, it's what they are releasing — those powerful human growth factor proteins.

The World's Most Advanced Stem Cell Technology

Stem cells travel to the injured site and act as first responders. They tell the local cells and tissues what to do to heal.

They do this by releasing human growth factors, which act as a kind of intracellular biochemical communication system. They carry the messages to make more cells so that tissues can regenerate with new growth.

It's these human growth factor proteins — not the stem cells themselves — that do the heavy lifting when it comes to repairing damaged and aging tissue.

HGFs tell cells to:

Grow and divide;
Heal wounds and renew tissue;
Produce the special proteins, collagen and elastin — the key to restoring volume and moisture to your face;
Stimulate fibroblast cells;
Improve the function of white and red blood cells.

Until recently, the only way to access these growth factors was through stem cells taken from bone marrow. Yet, getting stem cells from bone marrow is difficult and painful.

But researchers have now discovered another abundant source of human stem cells that contain these same growth factors. I'm talking about adipose or fat deposits.

You see, the fat in your body is a storage facility for stem cells that can also produce these same growth factors. In fact, we can obtain about 40 times more stem cells from fat tissue than from bone marrow.¹

Scientists call these cells "adipose-derived stem cells" or ADSCs. Studies show that ADSCs stimulate collagen synthesis.² They also protect skin cells from oxidative damage and UVB radiation.³

And when ADSCs are injected into the skin, they've been shown to increase the thickness of the skin layers and reduce wrinkles.⁴

But working with these stem cells directly has posed a problem for scientists. ADSCs are difficult to grow in a lab. And they aren't stable enough for use in skincare products.

That's where this new discovery comes in.

The researchers from London, Texas and Stanford universities have found a way to get the benefit of stem cells without using the cells themselves.

They discovered that when ADSCs are bathed in a solution they secrete lots of the growth factors that rejuvenate skin.⁵

When you apply the solution containing the growth factors — without the stem cells — directly to skin it's even MORE effective for healing skin than the stem cells themselves.⁶

One clinical study looked at 14 patients with sun damage on their faces. They were given a facial cream containing multiple types of growth factors. They applied the cream to their face twice daily. After 60 days, fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes dropped 14.1%.

In addition, the formation of collagen — the protein that acts as a kind of "glue" that holds together your bones, tissues and skin — increased by 36%.

And the thickness of the epidermis — the outermost layer of skin cells — expanded by 30%.

In other words, by applying a cream containing these growth factors, women were able to stimulate the repair of sun damage to their skin. They formed new collagen and their skin plumped up.

And their face appeared smoother with less wrinkling.⁷

In another study, 12 patients with facial wrinkles applied a growth factor cream on half their face twice a day. On the other half, they applied a cream without growth factors. After three months, the researchers saw a 21.7% improvement in wrinkles from the growth factors.⁸

And that's why I've made sure Regenesis is packed with these HGFs — thanks to the breakthrough science.

In fact, I'm proud to say that Regenesis has the highest density of HGFs of any known skincare product on the market — more than 350 of them.

It's also the first private-labeled skincare product in the world that uses the most advanced human stem cell technology.

Reclaim Your Youthful Skin

I understand. To really feel confidant and be at your best at all times, it's important to know your age isn't showing.

The incredible science behind Regenesis means you don't have to accept lines and wrinkles as a natural part of aging.

You don't have to look old before your time. And you can forget fillers and banish any thoughts you might have of plastic surgery.

Regenesis may be the most natural skin-healing product in the world.

Like every product that carries my name, Regenesis comes with the Dr. Sears' 100% guarantee.

It is produced and manufactured in an FDA-approved facility in accordance with the highest industry standards and the latest scientific proofs.

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